there is no good-faith argument for extending 16-year olds the right to vote without concurrently the argument for extending 16-year olds the rights to drive, smoke, drink, gamble, join the military, get married and have sex (with men and women of any legal age)
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Your implication that peer pressure is related to rationality, I think it’s more desire for acceptance. I could certainly imagine teens being more susceptible to this. (I may be biased growing up in Latvia where peer pressure in school is huge to drink/party/otherwise fit in).
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